MEET TOBIAS. HE’S AT THE RIVERSIDE HUMANE SOCIETY, AND HE’S LOOKING FOR A HOME.

She’s been called the “Martha Stewart” of the Inland Empire. Watch how food can become a part of your holiday decorations.

THE CASE AGAINST RAYMOND OYLER WILL GO TO A JURY TRIAL APRIL 14, 2008. AND A CEREMONY CELEBRATES THE OPENING OF THE 60/91/215 FLYOVERS LATER THIS MONTH.

THE 60/91/215 INTERCHANGE FLYOVERS ARE EXPECTED TO OPEN TO TRAFFIC ON DECEMBER 27-28. A BAND, PARADE AND CEREMONY ARE SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY.

THE NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS TAKE THEIR SEATS AND HOLD THEIR FIRST MEETING.

WATCH AS JUDGES DECIDE THEIR TOP PICKS FROM A GROUP OF 19 MEN. EACH OF THEM ALREADY HOLDS A GAY TITLE REPRESENTING THEIR COUNTRY.

THE CITY BRINGS A MAN-MADE “STORM” TO BORDWELL PARK. LOCAL BAND GROOVESESSIONS ROCKS THE CROWD.

MARTIN LUTHER KING BLVD. PROJECT IS COMPLETE. THE TOP FLYOVER OF THE 60/91/215 INTERCHANGE WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK.

RAIN FALLS IN THE INLAND EMPIRE, AND A PET TORTOISE IS HOME SAFE. WATCH OUR MORNING UPDATE.

WATCH IT FALL. THE BACK WALL OF RIVERSIDE’S FOX THEATRE CAME DOWN WEDNESDAY MORNING AS PART OF THE $30 MILLION RENOVATION TO UPDATE AND EXPAND THE FACILITY.